An introduction to biomes and how agriculture is considered in studying large ecosystems of the world. Text is well written and easy to follow with links, charts, and pictures.

This is part of a virtual geography project from Radford University. Learn about the climate, vegetation, grasses, soil, and fauna of tropical savannas.

Learn more about the Sage Grouse through this clear and concise resource. Students will find information on the characteristics, life cycle, diet, habitat, behavior and range of this type of running bird.

This lesson will provide an understanding of the characteristics and role of the savanna, and its effect on living things. It is 4 of 4 in the series titled "Savannas."

Kids learn about the world's biomes and ecosystems. The network of life and biodiversity needed for all to survive.

Kids learn about the African Wild Dog. How these endangered predators of the savanna hunt larger animals and live in a pack.

Kids learn about the American Bison, giant buffalo that ran in huge herds until nearly hunted to extinction.

Use this site to see how many of the animals and plants that your students can remember from each biome after listening to this song.

This short article describes problems associated with improper farm management with regard to livestock overgrazing. Includes grazing management guidelines for healthy and productive pastures.

Read about the climate, terrain, and rainfall in the country of Rwanda. Information is from the CIA World Fact Book.

This site provides a very brief scenario about the similarities and differences of animals.

What are cheetahs? Kids find out about the big cat that is the fastest of the land mammals and lives in Africa.

Kids learn about the Grasshopper, high jumping insects that make music with their legs and wings.

Doug Eldon performs this great song which tells about the different biomes and their characteristics. Great way to begin your unit on the biomes.

A brief description of the tallgrass prairies of Illinois and how they formed.